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    Muses in Fugue: Dancing with Ink

    Muses in Fugue: Dancing with Ink By observing the movements of Meï Thongsoume and William Legault-Tessier, he wanted to translate their passion into pictorial gesture, transforming the brush into a dancing body.

    Discussion between Pépé and Fred Jourdain

    Discussion between Pépé and Fred Jourdain A discussion between Pépé and Fred Jourdain about art, film, and music! For this first article, I wanted to present a conversation in the form of a podcast to allow people to get to know me better. Rather than giving a long monologue, I invited my friend Pépé to come visit me so we could discuss topics that interest us both. Film, music, but […] Read the rest of the article →

    A prime location in Quebec City!

    A prime location in Quebec City! After 5 years without a physical storefront, selling my work exclusively online, I am very happy to announce that I have a storefront again, this time in the St-Roch district at 600 Saint-Joseph Street in Quebec City, at the Trampoline gallery boutique! There you will find […] Read the rest of the article →

    A Mural Signed by Fred Jourdain

    A Mural Signed by Fred Jourdain Cultural journalist Alicia Rochevrier meets Fred Jourdain, who created an impressive mural in the heart of the St-Roch district in Quebec City. This mural, entitled "Les Enfants Éternels" (The Eternal Children), is located on Simon Napoléon Parent Avenue in Quebec City and was inaugurated in […] Read the rest of the article →

    MOD: Fred Jourdain is playing the fashion card

    MOD: Fred Jourdain is playing the fashion card MOD: A unique collection by visual artist Fred Jourdain, who embraces a fashion aesthetic for the occasion with numerous nods to archetypes, tarot, and astrology. Fred Jourdain fully expresses himself in this collection of works created in black ink. Inspired by Jungian archetypes, the Tarot, and the counterculture of the 1960s in France and […] Read the rest of the article →